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#171
04-20-2010, 05:34 PM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
I agree, "spoiled brat"! Looking good Ken.
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#173
04-21-2010, 02:56 AM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
Ken
I am loving this build, now I know you would not need to do this but.........it would be worth the look on the face of a GM dealer if you rolled these beast in for "service". Just tell them its a GTO. Paul
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#174
04-21-2010, 06:53 AM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
If anyone can help out resolving some issues, it would be greatly appreciated........With the GTO Gauge module plugged in, we have Tachometer and Speedometer functions.......the fuel gauge raises from the power off position to the "E" level......I only put a couple of gallons in the tank so it might be correct.....I will add some more fuel tomorrow to see if the needle rises.......with that said.....after the ECM go's thru the start up diagnostics.....we get a fuel level gauge error.....also the Temp gauge doesn't work and the ECM won't turn the cooling fan on......any input would be appreciated......
Now, for today's progress.....Got the drivers door installed....got most of the hardware installed in both doors.....    Also got the Gas Door and fill tube installed.........   Dave got the A.C. controls temporarily installed so when the car go's in for A.C. system charging on friday it will be functional...... So.....the schedule........Thursday afternoon...Front end alignment......Friday morning....A.C. charging.......Sat and Sunday......I need to get as much as possible finished.....Monday......Going to the Upholstry shop............. Ken
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#175
04-21-2010, 04:27 PM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
Looking great Ken, good luck with the electrical sort out.
Jake
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#177
04-23-2010, 03:42 AM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
Dave (1Badsc) scratching his head trying to resolve the communication issues between the modules.......
 "And"......I had an appointment to get the front end aligned today......First time the car moved under its own power in 10 years...Pulling out of the shop..........    Ken
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#178
04-23-2010, 03:46 AM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
I get excited everytime I see Kwhizz has made a new post to this thread. Looking excellent Ken!
Jason
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#179
04-23-2010, 03:50 AM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
In the trailer on the way to the alignment shop.......
   Tomorrow...............A/C system to get charged Ken
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#180
04-23-2010, 03:50 AM
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Re: 37 Ford LS2 Continuation thread
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Nice lathe  Dan [/ QUOTE ] Sometimes the little things in life ARE important.  Looking good!!! 
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